Macy's reportedly plans a new office attendance policy, mandating corporate staff to be in-office twice weekly starting May 13. Failure to comply may lead to disciplinary measures, including termination. The move, affecting one-third of Macy's corporate workforce, follows a trend in corporate America emphasizing physical office presence for better collaboration.
Goldman Sachs reportedly considers transferring its General Motors credit-card program to Barclays, signaling a significant shift away from consumer lending. With Barclays emerging as the frontrunner, the potential $2 billion deal could reshape the credit landscape by summer.
Musk reportedly also wrote in the email that he would ask for the resignation of any executive who retains more than three people who don't "obviously pass" his criteria starting Tuesday.
Coca-Cola reportedly eyes $8 billion valuation for African bottling arm IPO. Plans for dual listing in Johannesburg and Amsterdam. Discussions underway, but details subject to change.
HSBC experiences a surge in stock value following first-quarter results and CEO Noel Quinn's surprise retirement announcement. Quinn, leading the company for five years, spearheaded global asset sales, emphasizing growth in Asia.
The Nigerian oil regulator evaluates Shell's divestment of its onshore subsidiary to Renaissance consortium. Assets have 6.73B barrels of oil & 56.27T cubic feet of gas.
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